Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-02
Personalities.

Mr., Chas. Ward is improving, e
Mrs. John Catron has pneumonis. !
Mr.. j. w. Branch Is getting better. 4
Mr., NJ. Gratz Is east buying goods.
Mrs. j. D. Conner is again very Ill. c
Mr.. r. l.. Greer was In town this week. ]
Mrs. Jno. p. Hausam is at Kansas City.
Can't. W. A. Redd was In town Thursday. :
Miss Comorah Harrison Is home from Cor :
der. ]
Mr.. J. A. J. Shultz was here a few days
ago. !
Miss Belle Edgar is visiting Miss Fannie
Venable.
Hon. E. N. Edwards was in town q few
days ago.
Miss Lee Meng left for St. Louis q few
DAYS ago.
Mr.. VIM. T. Tut was here a day or two
this week.
Miss Kate Harwood is visiting friends in
Higginsville.
Miss Bette Hill Is expected here to visit
Mrs. Morrow.
Mrs. Jno. Z. Bascom, who has been Ill, Is
convalescing.
Mr.. FAINT. L. Fishbsck has been here sew
sral days this week.
Ex-Gov. Hoadly, of Ohio, Is now prsctic-
ing law In New York.
Miss L. Mitchell will 60 to Sherman, Texas,
10 spend the summer.
Mrs. Henry Winkler has been visiting
friends at Higginsvllle and Blackburn.
Mr.. Jos. A. Edmond's family IS improving
in health, several of them having had pneu-
monia.
l Mr.. Joseph W. Beard requests his ADDRESS
changed from Aullvllle to Denton. Lancaster
. county, Neb.
I Miss Mamie Shaw has been i'll this week
. and for several days unable to attend to her
school duties.
4 Mr.. Thos. Shelby and wife are visiting
friends and relatives In Portsmouth,, Ohio.
They will be gone several weeks.
r Mrs. NJ. W. Withers left, last Monday for q
O two weeks visit to st. Louis. She was &C.
e companied BY Miss Minnie Grant.
IS Miss Jennie Holiday. Of Springfield, Mo-,
u Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. l.. Leyburn.
She will return home next Tuesday.
b DR.. Sam Meng, late graduate Of st. LOUIS
= Medical College, has opened an office II
i'd Dover. We wish him much success.
re Mrs. j. G. Coen, after q visit to friends In
IT Vandalfa, ILL.,, has returned to Higginsville'
accompanied by her niece, Miss Edith Thorn
son.
vs. Mr.. W. T. Bell has gone to New York to
re be treated by DR.. Mann, the same physician
er that 80 successfully treated Miss Fannie
70 Greer.
il. Miss Carrie Richardson. of Quincy, ILL
a nois, paid her friend, Miss Belle Graves
as weeks visit recently, leaving for home last
Thursday via Kansas City.
elf Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Ryland came herr
'ol from Fayette Thursday. Mr.. Ryland left TO
Of Tsscosa, Texas, yesterday. Mrs. Rvlant
,er will remain a few DAYS among friends here
to Post:-sMr. VIM. Branch. Of Whitehall
In Ills, was visiting his brother. J. W. Branch
I'D who has been sick for the past three weeks
IS last Sunday. He left for Beaver City, Neb
to visit his parents.
Misses Estell and Maize and Master Z
sh- McGrew, and Miss Dixie Winsor go to VAST
on ington in May, where they will be Joined D
ion Mr.. and Mrs. Grew, and together they wi
be ell take an eastern trip.
to Mr.. W. J. ChsmblIss, Of the Advance, WIS
all called by telegraph, Wednesday, to the bed
as side of his father, at Kirksville. who has bee
afflicted with inhammatory rheumatism fo
yht some time. We trust he may soon be well.
md Sedalla Democrat, March 30:-"Micha'
1t Cassidy, of Texarkana, Texas, was IN til
to city Yesterday and left for s.. Louis la
YER night. Mr.. Cassidy Is soon to wed one
on M,ssouris bellies, a charming young lady
Of Lnxtngton."
the Miss Gussie Winkler will leave for Tscom'
the Washington Territory, In about two Weei
Dad to visit her sister, Mrs. Ludwigs, who, sino
the birth of her child, has been IN pot
ing health. She will probably remain during tt
'wn summer and perhaps longer.
nan Mr.. 8. j. Houston and wife of Portsmouth
and Ohio, are In the city visiting relatives az
her friends. Mr.. II. has nearly recovered b
In health, but thinks this climate agrees wi
Of 1t him much better than elsewhere and W
drs. probably locate in Kansas City.
Hiss Ex-Gov. Thos. C. Reynolds commits
epts suicide Ia St. Louis, Wednesday, bv Iumpil
ave down the elevator shaft at the custom houl
eak. He was evidently lsboring under mem
ears alteration. He was very well know
and throughout the state and was a very scholar
yure man. He was 66 years old, and leaves
# of wife.
her Medicine Lodge Index:-"Mrs. Lsu
istic Young and her niece. Miss Mary Young,
hen Lexington, Mo-, reached here Monday afte
!, as noon, on a visit to their old friend. Mrs.
DAYS G. Musgrove. They will start home Il
rs q e'ening, stopping one day at Arkansas CT
ush. where Mrs. Young has q brother. Til
we have enjoyed the visit, and all regret that
and could not be longer"
A tr. James Edelen and family, Mr..
lien, mother and niece, will all leave
oxville, Tenn, their future home, I
ming. They take with them the b
hes of this community, and go with NJ
feelings of kindess for all whom tt
GROSSe behind. Itaska ~Encampment and Or
ye, l. o. o. F., over the former of VIII
Jas. Edelen presided, and Of the latter
~Ich he had been secretary for over I
Is. both passed highly eulogistlc reso
8 of him at their last meeting.
olden Enterprise. March 3O:-"Sens
mon was brought home Tuesday event
~. surprising as it was he could use his
could sit up. His nurse and DR.. Thor
came with him and he stood the trip '
ssors to Ste. His nephew, Samuel P. Lee, the 20,
M. who furnished the Enterprise a d,
attn of the senator's improving conditI
EEP A FUlith him constantly. He Ia improv
d Oily, but he will not be able to attend
the extra session called to meet May IL. He
eace. much pleased to return home. but could
)ecu- press 1t only by signs. The power of spe
Is a has not returned, although he makes an
pure fort to speak. We have strong hopes nov
head, his recovery. Mrs. Harmon through
n In darkest hours OF his condition never lost b
,mise aud to her constant and untiring efforts
cular cheering presence Senator Harmon owe
COWS, great measure of his Improvement"
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arked For Sale.
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well Three second hand pianos and one org
Is d all at a very low price, part cash and the
ng In snce in partial pay ments. For particuI
'er of call on m26t6 CHAs. W. LoQMI
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